MurderMostFoul wrote: »
tbh i think this set is
1) a good set
2) great great great with sturdy traits on permablock builds
3) good when still running ~4 (or more) pieces of impen to fully mitigate crits (or crits from Nbs, templars, shadow users) - however, this setup is not so good against people with very low crit rates which is a thing, especially in no-cp. possible in combination with reinforced or nirn peices.
4) decent if you have a good reason to run well-fitted
5) absolutely terrible with divines and infused
the reasons are:
1) in PvE, most "good" armor traits (impen, reinforced, well-fitted in very specific scenarios) are absolutely useless to DDs
2) in PvE, you can fully benefit from the theif mundus, which is the strongest mundus compared to getting the same bonus from sets.
Thus, especially divines gives your very, very little compared to a set bonus. If you compare whatever you get from divines (and also infused) to sets which give you this as 5-piece bonus instead in impenetrable, they will be MUCH better than your impregnable.
tl;dr: good set but only if you still use the "good" traits for pvp. divines isn't - not at all. (infused is very situational and mostly on builds that do not have much use crit resist and thus both, impen and the impregnable set)
tbh i think this set is
1) a good set
2) great great great with sturdy traits on permablock builds
3) good when still running ~4 (or more) pieces of impen to fully mitigate crits (or crits from Nbs, templars, shadow users) - however, this setup is not so good against people with very low crit rates which is a thing, especially in no-cp. possible in combination with reinforced or nirn peices.
4) decent if you have a good reason to run well-fitted
5) absolutely terrible with divines and infused
the reasons are:
1) in PvE, most "good" armor traits (impen, reinforced, well-fitted in very specific scenarios) are absolutely useless to DDs
2) in PvE, you can fully benefit from the theif mundus, which is the strongest mundus compared to getting the same bonus from sets.
Thus, especially divines gives your very, very little compared to a set bonus. If you compare whatever you get from divines (and also infused) to sets which give you this as 5-piece bonus instead in impenetrable, they will be MUCH better than your impregnable.
tl;dr: good set but only if you still use the "good" traits for pvp. divines isn't - not at all. (infused is very situational and mostly on builds that do not have much use crit resist and thus both, impen and the impregnable set)
MurderMostFoul wrote: »
The question should be: Is anyone NOT running this set?
You get a bonus equal to something like ten sets of impenetrable armor (250 * 10). There's no timer, proc chance, activation condition, or cooldown on it (like transmutation). It's absolutely stupid.
Someone at ZOS was smoking dope when they came up with that. Or maybe the set bonus designer is REALLY that big of a drooling moron, who knows?
Anyways. Use it. It's awesome. There's no cap on impen, so you can stack it up past 50% crit mitigation and essentially be completely immune to critical hits.
tbh i think this set is
1) a good set
2) great great great with sturdy traits on permablock builds
3) good when still running ~4 (or more) pieces of impen to fully mitigate crits (or crits from Nbs, templars, shadow users) - however, this setup is not so good against people with very low crit rates which is a thing, especially in no-cp. possible in combination with reinforced or nirn peices.
4) decent if you have a good reason to run well-fitted
5) absolutely terrible with divines and infused
the reasons are:
1) in PvE, most "good" armor traits (impen, reinforced, well-fitted in very specific scenarios) are absolutely useless to DDs
2) in PvE, you can fully benefit from the theif mundus, which is the strongest mundus compared to getting the same bonus from sets.
Thus, especially divines gives your very, very little compared to a set bonus. If you compare whatever you get from divines (and also infused) to sets which give you this as 5-piece bonus instead in impenetrable, they will be MUCH better than your impregnable.
tl;dr: good set but only if you still use the "good" traits for pvp. divines isn't - not at all. (infused is very situational and mostly on builds that do not have much use crit resist and thus both, impen and the impregnable set)
But there's only 1 reason not to run thief in Pvp. If you're running shadow and around 50% crit without it. This means using divines is just as good in Pvp as pve. The problem has always been needing a certain amount of crit resist
MurderMostFoul wrote: »
UppGRAYxDD wrote: »Yea with some CPs, transmute, and impreg Im running 7k impen and critical strikes hit me less then non criticals
I´d use it - but since staff builds don´t get to run 5 5 2 i can´t.
UppGRAYxDD wrote: »Yea with some CPs, transmute, and impreg Im running 7k impen and critical strikes hit me less then non criticals
That's impossible, the highest critical damage mitigation you can do is zero, meaning every critical hit does normal damage (no bonus). Not less.I´d use it - but since staff builds don´t get to run 5 5 2 i can´t.
Come dual wield with me @Derra. You know you want to!
Waffennacht wrote: »The most likely reason someone isn't running it is because they don't have it
tbh i think this set is
1) a good set
2) great great great with sturdy traits on permablock builds
3) good when still running ~4 (or more) pieces of impen to fully mitigate crits (or crits from Nbs, templars, shadow users) - however, this setup is not so good against people with very low crit rates which is a thing, especially in no-cp. possible in combination with reinforced or nirn peices.
4) decent if you have a good reason to run well-fitted
5) absolutely terrible with divines and infused
the reasons are:
1) in PvE, most "good" armor traits (impen, reinforced, well-fitted in very specific scenarios) are absolutely useless to DDs
2) in PvE, you can fully benefit from the theif mundus, which is the strongest mundus compared to getting the same bonus from sets.
Thus, especially divines gives your very, very little compared to a set bonus. If you compare whatever you get from divines (and also infused) to sets which give you this as 5-piece bonus instead in impenetrable, they will be MUCH better than your impregnable.
tl;dr: good set but only if you still use the "good" traits for pvp. divines isn't - not at all. (infused is very situational and mostly on builds that do not have much use crit resist and thus both, impen and the impregnable set)
But there's only 1 reason not to run thief in Pvp. If you're running shadow and around 50% crit without it. This means using divines is just as good in Pvp as pve. The problem has always been needing a certain amount of crit resist
mDKs don't go for crit chance... they are aiming for sustain, so Attro is a great option.
tbh i think this set is
1) a good set
2) great great great with sturdy traits on permablock builds
3) good when still running ~4 (or more) pieces of impen to fully mitigate crits (or crits from Nbs, templars, shadow users) - however, this setup is not so good against people with very low crit rates which is a thing, especially in no-cp. possible in combination with reinforced or nirn peices.
4) decent if you have a good reason to run well-fitted
5) absolutely terrible with divines and infused
the reasons are:
1) in PvE, most "good" armor traits (impen, reinforced, well-fitted in very specific scenarios) are absolutely useless to DDs
2) in PvE, you can fully benefit from the theif mundus, which is the strongest mundus compared to getting the same bonus from sets.
Thus, especially divines gives your very, very little compared to a set bonus. If you compare whatever you get from divines (and also infused) to sets which give you this as 5-piece bonus instead in impenetrable, they will be MUCH better than your impregnable.
tl;dr: good set but only if you still use the "good" traits for pvp. divines isn't - not at all. (infused is very situational and mostly on builds that do not have much use crit resist and thus both, impen and the impregnable set)
But there's only 1 reason not to run thief in Pvp. If you're running shadow and around 50% crit without it. This means using divines is just as good in Pvp as pve. The problem has always been needing a certain amount of crit resist
mDKs don't go for crit chance... they are aiming for sustain, so Attro is a great option.
Maybe they don't, but that's inefficient AF. The best way to increase the pressure from those dots and help your healing all at once is thief and it's 3x more efficient. You should always find a way to get your sustain without serpent/atro since thief provides you all the crit a build needs and atro alone will never be close to enough sustain.
Again, all Pvp damage or healing based builds should be thief or shadow
Waffennacht wrote: »The most likely reason someone isn't running it is because they don't have it
Yup that's me. I'd rather spend my free time dying in PvP than spending 20 hours trying to find a needle in a haystack.
Waffennacht wrote: »The most likely reason someone isn't running it is because they don't have it
Yup that's me. I'd rather spend my free time dying in PvP than spending 20 hours trying to find a needle in a haystack.